Sentence examples for repeatedly ranked from inspiring English sources

Policy wonks, meanwhile, have repeatedly ranked Alabama's tax structure as one of the nation's most regressive.

Students in Singapore have repeatedly ranked at or near the top on international math exams since the mid-1990s.

Consumers have repeatedly ranked nuclear power as the No. 1 hazard among more than two dozen activities and technologies, including smoking and handguns.

The city is repeatedly ranked among the safest in Germany; in 2012, Munich's mayor, Christian Ude, called it one of the safest big city in Europe.

The economy repeatedly ranked top of the ratings, getting an overall scoring twice as high as the next highest topic, pensions.

The company said the UK was repeatedly ranked the best for broadband speeds in the EU and claimed 90% of UK premises had access to fibre optic connections.

Although incidence estimates are scarce, NTS repeatedly rank near the top in series of invasive pathogenic bacteria on the continent, suggesting that they are a cause of considerable morbidity and mortality.

Their 2007 album Boxer--repeatedly ranked one of the best, must-have of the decade--can go into a time capsule for the dark cloud of the Bush years.

One notable exception is Wheaton College, a Christian Evangelical liberal-arts school in Illinois, which has repeatedly been ranked the least L.G.B.T.-friendly college in the United States by the Princeton Review, but which is also highly regarded for the quality of its undergraduate teaching.

Pine Valley has repeatedly been ranked No. 1 on Golf Digest's list of America's 100 greatest courses.

Lauded by connoisseurs, the abbey's rare Westvleteren 12 ale has repeatedly been ranked by the Web's top beer site, www.ratebeer.com, as the finest on earth.